While Welker likes working with less common ingredients, he also enjoys playing with classic American dishes. Some of the hallmarks of Welker’s ever-evolving seasonal menu are fresh-caught fish gently enhanced with citrus juices and chile oils rather than heavy sauces exotic ground peppers whole-grain mustard flavorful fresh herbs like sumac and dill micro-seasonal produce and a light sprinkle of salt crystals to enhance everything, savory or sweet. Those skills have served him well at Paradisaea, where every dish is composed with thought and plated with care. Most of Welker’s years with the Eleven Madison Park, its parent company Make It Nice restaurant group, and NoMad were as an executive and corporate pastry chef - a job that demands attention to detail, consistency and precise execution. When the pandemic arrived, Welker decided to make a change, move west and find a city where he could get out in nature more and learn to surf. Youtube links are currently auto filtered.To run the restaurants’ culinary program and serve as executive chef, the Kleinbubs hired Welker, who spent 10 years with the Michelin three-star restaurant Eleven Madison Park in New York City and the luxury NoMad Hotel chain. This is to prevent spam and new users who don't understand reddit. If you are a new reddit user, please gain some karma and wait before posting. This sub filters new users in order to remove spam. If you feel something violates the rules report it.

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